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#ETH巨鲸增持 Treating crypto world trading as a side job to make some income? I advise you to take a look at how Crypto Veterans play. Some pitfalls have been crossed by others, so you don't need to fall again.



When it comes to seizing breakthrough opportunities, Crypto Veterans are all focused on these four points.

First, look at the trading volume. Before the main players take action, they will inevitably test the market reaction—after being flat for several months, a sudden increase in volume is a signal. But don't rush in; this wave is often a bait. Where is the real opportunity? Wait for it to correct and shake off the retail investors, and when the second surge in volume happens, that’s when the real deal begins.

The price needs to focus on the closing. What skill is it to push it up during the day and then crash it down? Only if it stands firm at a key position at the close does it indicate that the main force is serious. The worst tactic of a false breakout is this—if the daily line closes above the resistance level, the possibility of a real breakout increases at least by double.

The time dimension is also crucial. Coins that have been stagnant for more than three months, with trading volume suppressed and a chip concentration below 10%, often hold back major moves. If the main players accumulate enough for a long time, it can create explosive power when they start to rally; otherwise, why would they continue to rise?

Finally, it’s about space judgment. You need to know where the critical pressure is - it could be the starting point of the early plunge, it could be the neckline of a double bottom or head and shoulders bottom, or it might just be a round number. Mark these positions, and after breaking through, you can basically estimate the upward space quite accurately.

The logic of this volume-price-time-space framework is the fundamental skill for judging horizontal breakout. $BTC $XRP These mainstream coins, when viewed through this framework, will have a much higher accuracy rate.
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SchrodingerAirdropvip
· 12-02 21:20
The concept of volume-price-time is indeed correct, but when it comes to actual trading, it's still easy to chase the price, which is a bit exhausting. I didn't catch that wave of higher trade volumes the second time either; every time I rushed in, I only realized later that I was trapped. I agree with holding above the close; often the closing position on the daily chart can deceive quite a few people. I've been watching coins that have been sideways for over three months, but the market maker hasn't moved, and I ended up going bankrupt first, haha. It's crucial to mark key positions accurately, but marking them and actually breaking through are two different things.
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LiquidatedNotStirredvip
· 12-02 21:19
The combination of volume, price, time, and space is indeed reliable, but the real challenge is executing discipline. I have the deepest understanding of the second higher trade volumes; how many times did I think the first wave was the main rise, only to be washed out directly. Wait, can a chip concentration lower than 10% really be judged? It feels like this data is sometimes unreliable. I agree with the closing position; during the day, the fluctuations indeed don't reveal much.
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mev_me_maybevip
· 12-02 21:18
The longer it stays sideways, the harder it will be afterwards. This is a rule, not luck. A second higher trade volume is the real signal; those who rushed in during the first wave have become dumb buyers. The closing position doesn't lie; the market maker's intent is all written there. Coins with a concentration of chips below 10% while being sideways are the real bombs. Once the resistance level is clearly marked, the subsequent rise will generally not be too far off. Having played with this volume-price-time set for so long, it feels much more useful than Candlestick Chart analysis, which can be more misleading.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 12-02 20:56
Well, the second time higher trade volumes was okay, but can we really rely on this to make a living? Hehe I have never believed in marking true resistance levels based on neckline; that’s just hindsight. The most heart-wrenching part of this statement is "Don't rush to jump in," but unfortunately, nine out of ten people can't wait at all. It sounds good to hold above at the close, but you have to first ask yourself if you have the patience to hold your Holdings for three months. There are quite a few traps, but compared to that, I still have a positive outlook on BTC's fundamentals.
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CommunityWorkervip
· 12-02 20:51
This set of price and volume analysis does have some substance, but when it comes to actual execution, it really depends on one's mindset. If someone sells at the first pullback, no amount of theory will help them.
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